We demonstrate the power of our method by predicting the existence of two new high-entropy alloys, i.e. We unveil the chemistries that are likely to form high-entropy alloys, and identify the complex interplay among mixing enthalpy, intermetallics formation, and melting point that drives the formation of these solid solutions. We identify 30,201 potential single-phase equimolar alloys (5% of the possible combinations) forming mainly in body-centered cubic structures.
Herein, based on high-throughput density-functional theory calculations, we construct a chemical map of single-phase equimolar high-entropy alloys by investigating over 658,000 equimolar quinary alloys through a binary regular solid-solution model. The stability of equimolar single-phase solid solution of five or more elements is supposedly rare and identifying the existence of such alloys has been challenging because of the vast chemical space of possible combinations. Please be careful when playing if you suffer from epilepsy or photosensitivity.High-entropy alloys have exhibited unusual materials properties. Warning: Entropy : Zero 2 contains flashing lights that could affect you if you are photosensitive. Have them do your bidding!Įxperiment with Xen grenades – weapons that consume enemies and objects and spawn Xen lifeforms in return. Overhauled enemy AI, enemy willpower and enemy variants create exhilarating combat scenarios.Ī narrative driven experience with a fully-voiced and choreographed cast.Ĭommand squads of Combine soldiers.
Overhauled combat – new effects, enemies and weapons!Ī brand new campaign spanning seven chapters of content. Confront the rebels on their doorstep and uncover a long-forgotten secret.Įntropy : Zero 2 is a modification for Half-Life 2. Explore the mysterious ‘Arbeit Communications’ facility. Tread in the wake of Gordon Freeman at Nova Prospekt. The pessimistic, wisecracking, door-kicking zealot known as ‘Bad Cop’ is back.Ĭommand a small army of Combine synths and soldiers on a Northern campaign to capture Dr.
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